AI-written feedback
Questions tailored to each session, written from your answers — no guesswork, no blank page.
At the end of the lesson you answer four questions. The feedback gets written, the per-category percentages worked out, and the student’s history grows on its own, lesson by lesson.
Questions tailored to each session, written from your answers — no guesswork, no blank page.
Every session classified automatically by learning category.
The student’s progress over time, in a chart parents understand.
The tutor answers right after the session — nothing to configure, nothing to learn.
A whole year of feedback, student by student, in one place.
It measures what the student learned — something a content tool never asks.
Parents get the feedback from each session, clearly and straight away.
Feedback feeds the reports and the messages — one platform, not five.
This is not a mockup: it is the record as the tutor sees it and as parents receive it. The curve comes from the lessons; the percentages from the answers of whoever taught them.
Matilde now reads the question on her own and works out what it is asking, which she could not do a month ago. She still swaps signs in mental arithmetic. We will keep at that over the next two sessions.
Example with made-up data. The student and the numbers were invented to show the format.
Nothing changes inside the lesson: no recording, no notes halfway through, no screen between you and the student.
The questions change with the student and the subject. It takes less time than tidying the room.
The text and the percentages are already prepared. Change whatever you want — nothing goes out without passing your eyes.
Preparing exercises stopped being the Sunday-night job.
SeeShowing progress stopped being an improvised message at the end of the month.
SeeScheduling, missed lessons and payments stop being scattered across a notebook, a spreadsheet and messages.
SeeNotices, feedback and reports stop depending on loose messages.
SeeWhat happened in the lesson stops walking out the door with the student.
AI prepares and writes. Whoever teaches reviews and decides.
Three months later the progress is written down — it is not an impression.
One lesson is enough to see it. 7 days free on the Personal plan, no card.
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